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Meta Platforms and JPMorgan Chase lead this weekend's watch list of five stocks near buy points as the S&P 500 enters the second half of 2024 in stride.
Meta Platforms and JPMorgan Chase lead this weekend's watch list of five stocks near buy points as the S&P 500 enters the second half of 2024 in stride.
A husband and wife duo who built an outdoor theatre on the grounds of their Suffolk farm estate have been catapulted into Britain’s rich list after netting £2bn from the sale of their financial data business.
Three major lenders have cut mortgage rates ahead of an expected Labour victory this week.
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The UK general election is in focus this week as investors brace for a widely expected Labour landslide that could share price moves across the FTSE 100.
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With the countdown to the general election now in its final days, Labour has continued to do little to answer questions or quell concerns about its tax plans should it win power.
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First-time buyers in London will be nearly £7,000 worse off under Labour as the party is set to overhaul the stamp duty exemption.
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Gold prices edged higher on Monday, buoyed by some short covering from investors with focus turning to U.S. jobs data due later this week that could offer more cues around interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. The market now sees a 64% chance of the Fed cutting interest rates in September as well as another cut in December.
BERLIN (Reuters) -German inflation fell more than expected in June, resuming its downward trend after two consecutive months of increases and leaving the door open for another rate cut by the European Central Bank in September. Inflation figures for Germany and other major European economies suggest that euro zone inflation data - to be published on Tuesday - will also show a broad easing of price pressures. Headline inflation was pulled lower in June mainly by a drop in energy prices.
STORY: The Euro zone's manufacturing woes deepened during June, according to a key survey released Monday (July 1).The closely watched Purchasing Managers' Index - or PMI - showed manufacturing activity across the bloc fell to 45.8 last month.That was well down from May's 47.3, but slightly ahead of analyst forecasts.It also continues a two year run below the 50 mark separating growth from contraction.One leading analyst from Hamburg Commercial Bank wasn't too downhearted.He said he was inclined to see this as a temporary blip, rather than a sign of a prolonged downturn.He added manufacturing growth was seen in other parts of the world in June, including the U.S., Britain and India - and believed this provided a supportive backdrop for euro zone manufacturers.A new orders index dropped to 44.4 from 47.3. That came despite factories cutting prices charged for a fourteenth month, although less steeply than in previous months.
The FTSE 100 is up by more than 12% since January 2024 as inflation falls to 2%, but is Lloyds still to cheap even after this market rally? The post Should I buy cheap Lloyds shares as the FTSE 100 rallies? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
The top 10 companies in the S&P 500 account for 35% of the index's market value but only 23% of its earnings, according to Apollo Global Management chief economist Torsten Sløk.